The art of acting, delivering dialogues, and expressing emotions is a fun and engaging way for kids to develop social skills. Theatre and drama not only enhance a child's hobby but also help improve communication, build confidence, and foster a deeper understanding of emotions. Here’s how theatre and drama contribute to improving social skills in preteens.
Acting in a play requires kids to work with others, teaches them to work as a team and respect other’s opinions.
Drama helps kids express themselves clearly, verbal and non-verbal.
Performing in front of an audience boosts a kid’s self-esteem and reduces shyness in social situations.
Playing different characters helps kids understand different emotions, making them more empathetic and emotionally intelligent.
Theatre involves improvisation and thinking on the spot, helps kids learn to handle unexpected situations.
Acting requires kids to listen carefully to cues and dialogues, improves their ability to pay attention and respond.
Being part of a drama group creates friendships and helps kids feel connected, reduces loneliness and social anxiety.
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